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Kosovo's Foreign Minister Donika Gërvalla-Schwarz tells Israel Hayom relations between Jerusalem and Pristina are 'surely on the right path' and pulls no punches when it comes to Moscow's influence on the Balkans.
The two leaders speak ahead of an anticipated showdown at the United Nations Security Council over Israel's assertion of its rights in Judea and Samaria.
The camp needs to understand that they lost in the Nov. 1 election and that right-wing voters deserve for their leaders to be able to implement the ideology for which they were elected.
The terrorists want to chase Israel off this land; in response, Israel should lay stakes on more land each time they fire a shot.
“It is sad to see that the African Union has been taken hostage by a small number of extremist countries," Foreign Ministry spokesman Lior Haiat says after delegation learns that South Africa and Algeria were behind the move.
